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Arkansas Game and Fish officers to get body cameras, Tasers this year - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Game and Fish officers to get body cameras, Tasers this year

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission wildlife officers will be issued body cameras and Tasers for the first time this year after the commission approved a decadelong contract with a company known for providing police with these technologies, an agency spokesman said.

'Road Rage Patrols' Placed Along Busy Nashville Interstate - Vimarsana News

'Road Rage Patrols' Placed Along Busy Nashville Interstate

Officers from MNPD's Aggressive Driving Unit will monitor a stretch of I-24 in an effort to prevent incidents of road rage.

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MNPD officers work to curb aggressive driving - Vimarsana News

MNPD officers work to curb aggressive driving

The patrol focused on road rage on I-24 between I-440 and the Rutherford County line.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission set to sink Christmas trees for fish habitat - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission set to sink Christmas trees for fish habitat

After they've brought festive cheer to countless homes, officials of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission have a good use for live evergreen Christmas trees -- sinking them in the state's lakes to create habitats for fish and fishermen to enjoy in the new year and beyond.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission set to sink Christmas trees for fish habitat - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission set to sink Christmas trees for fish habitat

After they've brought festive cheer to countless homes, officials of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission have a good use for live evergreen Christmas trees -- sinking them in the state's lakes to create habitats for fish and fishermen to enjoy in the new year and beyond.